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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-12-24

The skeleton of a mastodoH has re-
Gently been %unearthed in Florida.
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4 ETrERS OF administration on the e5tsie of
l. Wm. luudcrda,.. deceased, were granted
to the undersigned GA tie lIi!! day a. December,
1887, by the probate court u LGiaJHtie coGCty,
Missouri.
Al persons having claims against said estate
ere required tn exilIbit them TO me tor allowance
within one year HtJrr inc date oil Tins notice, =.
they may be pre:iuded from any reEsn; si such
estate; and if such claims hc not exhibited
Within two years they viii be forever barred.
IDHT. J. DILLINGHAM,
nn,,t,r administration
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Henry S. Ives, who was charged
with stealing a draft of 100000, was
discharged December II.
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Carthage expects to have a boom in
the spring.
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War talk again in Europe-haul out
yOur old aliases.
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NOTICE. Is hereby given to all persons inter
N ,Stol in the estate @! Frederick SIucnkel,
d ceased, that the undersigned administrator
with VIII annexed, viii apply to make ilnal set'
Element OF said estate at tile February
tcfm, !SS1. of the i'rpbut" court OF al yct,e
count. Missouri. 10 De begun AID hcid AZ the
probate CuuTl room, ~ IA" city OF Lexington,
on the ~nrund Monday ia february .isSS
ti2I5 DIED.aGiI T. fi:EIsklNG,
Administration with VIII annexed.
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SATURDAY. JANUARY :. lsss.

The blowing personal property, to-wit: one
plir OF work mules, 6 milch COWS, 3 sieer caves
) : f + rLlvo-, three brood s.'w>, ~ Y'ariIns
heiIrrs. } dry COWS. l y~,a-iIrg u Ur.! thorough
bred short-hO'n bull, | SOW and PIGS, ~ t.th
81 shoats. spring Wagon, | farm WAGON.
/ corn planter aHd other farming inrl' meat 4.
household and Kitchen iuInIiIre. c't >fi" VIII
com nuenrr at 10 O'Clock T"rus mad LHuwu
ON dIv OF safe. ItDBr. }. Dii.Il\NtlNAl,
i24;d AdiuInIstTsirr
LaiayetteC o Mo, December ~. la9l.
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The New York coal handlers are on
a strike.
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"Giye us free raw material and with
in three months the machinery i'll every
idle mill i'm New England will be set
buzzing." The speaker was Mr.. Chas.
NJ. Beach, a dignifed, gray haired
business man Of Hartford. Conn.,, as
he greeted a New York Herald CORES
pondent. For half a century the firm
of Beach &c Co. have held a command
ing position among the business men OF
New England. AS merchants they
have imported whatever commodities
were in demand from foreign coun-
tries. They have Kept thoroughly
| posted on all the markets of the world.
| All the vexatiOns of customs restrlc-
tons and prohibitory tariffs are as
familiar to them as to the oldest attache
in the treasury department. AS manu-
fa~cturers of wooden goods they have
become acquainted with all the disad-
i vantages which the law-making branch
of the government has placed against
| our uOulC lHOuotA1Cos AuAAn0 wa
early days we thought, as many other
manufacturers did, that protection was
a good thing. We thought il the only
| thing to enable us to make any money.
| We have lived to see our mistake very
| clearly. And" said Mr.. Beach, raising
his voice, "we now believe that the
tariff, taken as a whole, as it now
works, is dead against American in
t~erests, and especially against the farm
ing industry. AS to the manufacture
of wooden goods, let me say this: We
have a big mill with eighteen SETS OF
machinery in it for making all kinds OF
of WOODEN stuffs. 1t cost, let us say,
$3.50, 600. 1t is now closed down be-
cause we can't compete with foreigners
except at great loss-say a loss of
800, 900 a year. Well, if the present
condition OF affairs continues we shall
| be glad to tear all the machinery out
| of it and sell it for one-third of its cost
and then put the building to other uses.
No, sir, this tariff business is anything
but an unmitigated blessing to our
people. But ours is not All isolated
case. Only the other day the Benning-
ton mills, which cost $500 900, were
sold for about $50 ,OOO-yes, the whole
thing, buildings, machinery, every
thing, for one sixteenth of their Origi-
nal price, Here the senior partner,
Mr.. George Beach, sald:-"If the peo'
pie of the United States knew what we
know right here in this office of the
workings of the wool tariff, they would
have sent it to Hades long ago. 1 asked
an English manufacturing agent who
was here the other day what he would
do if the present duty were taken of
wool II he promptly replied:-'FI
bring all my machinery Ovsr here.
Another manufacturer, from Bradford.
England, said:-sWe want you to leave
the tariff alone. 1t suits US exactly. In
fact, if we had had the making Of the
law we couldn't have done so we'll fol
,,,,oIy,. &c rro, boyo lopo for nc -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAFE

TriiE undersigned, Ms administrator o. bhe c.
OF VIM Lault rdiie. deccaJr0, wall sell. #t
public auction, on The farm of All dec Gsed,
about , miles southwest Of Wellington, no :.
and about onc-half mile west Of he Lone JACK
road. on
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-12-24
FILL I'll STOCKINGS

When the merry praItling
children hang their stockings
manirl Eieh, and Kris krInSle
starts his reindeer on the jour
ney cross the sky. open wide
your hearts and pockets, buy the
gifts which pleasure give. make
selections. please the children,
spIeaa good feelings Will" YOU
live Come 10 us Tor choicest
baG gaIns. pleasing things all
new III Il bright, from our stock
bry something useful TO flli up
tle ai0cAings at night What
to buy? IL now the question
paZZling every parents
mind. In our store youIl
iis,I selections OF the very
rarest kind. Useful pres
ents, pleasing dolls. all
things in ned by girls
and boys. Every pei
son. young or old.
looks for presents at
This time SO We offer
To delight you with
our statements made in
rhyme. We have ran
sacked every market
wh-ie the choicest
goods are sold and will
sell YOU lovely presents
which are worth their
weight in gold. Call
at once and see this great
s,ock-thc largest and
most complete In the
county. 1t will delight
and fully satisfy you.
We will surprise you.
Give us an early call at
no. and ll03 franklin
avenue. between 18th
and 18th streets, Lex
mgton. Mo. Sole
agent for Buter-
ick's reiiabI,
patterns.
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Roumania is preparing.
Thursday was Forefathers Day.
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p S-Just received, a very fine collection offs Silk Umbrellas in sizes
26x2S inches. Just the thing for presents, to either lady " gent. The assort-
ment consists of Natural Sticks, Gold, Silver, Agate and Ivory Heads. Quality
guaranteed two aud three years. All will be sold at Special Prices during the
Holidays. THE AHRENS DRY GOODS BAZAAR.
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E,E'k"E'LES Lest.
POSTED.

HUNTERS are hereby warned from trespsss
III ing on my premises. jos. , DENTON
Lexington, Mo December II, 1887. i2i y
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TN A NUTSHELL.

The New York lierald suins IL NY
concisely thus =
Eyes, there is quite a difference be-
tween the republicans and the demo-
Gratis on the tariff question.
1.-The republicans would take the TAX
off of whisky, beer and tobacco ana
let the matter rest there for the pres
ant,
.sThe democrats would take the tax
Oft of fuel, that they may have more
comfortable shelter, and off of raw
wool for two reasOns-frst, that the
moor man MAY have warmer and cheap
err clothing, and, second, because Tree
wool will start scores of mills that are
now shut down, and give employment
and good wages to thousands OF work.
men.
"Now. these are the facts in a nut
shell, and you will simply wear your
shoes out if you kick against them"
Ex-Governor John p. St. John, of
Kansas, made all address at Cooper
Union, New York, last Sunday after
noon, under the auspices of the Man
haitian Temperance Association. In
the course of his speech MI. st. John
took Mr.. Blaine severely to task for his
late Paris utterances in regard to whis-
XIV and tobacco. He said:-'tlt is said
the greatest men make the greatest
blunders. II this be true, then Blaine's
greatness has been overwhelmingly
proven by the great biunder he has re-
| GENTLY made. He stated that he be-
| lieved in the repeal Of the tobacco tax,
as tobacco was a necessity. In one
breath he says that the repeal OF the
tax would be a relief to the grower
| and the manufacturer and that it is the
men who use the weed who pay all the
| tax On it. If so how is the manufac-
| turer relieved? Both statements can
not be true. At the same time Blaine
| opposes the repeal of the whisky tax
because it would destroy high license in
| all the states. If that would be the re-
| suit, for Gods sake let the whisky far
be repealed. We prohibitionlsts are glad
| MI. Blaine has been smoked out of his
hole. But Blaine puts the capsheaf on
what he says by maintaining that
liquor is q necessity. [Cries OF
sShame!1 lie says that nlnety-fve
men out OF every hundred chew and
drink. Even if ninety-five per cent. do
chew and drink and curse and talk
filth, does that make it any the more a
necessity to do so? How about wools
Why would not the taking of the tax
on that increase the consumption enor
mously?' But no. Blaine will not take
the tax off that, and to the poor,
shivering mother who has taken oil the
soanty blanket that she has in this cold
weather to keep her child warm, he
says in effect. sWait a while longer,
my good woman, and by and by il
will-be warnern But then, you
know tobacco using and whisky swill-
ing men have votes, and the poor,
shivering wOmeD have nome" The ex-
governor concluded by saying that to-
bacco chewing was destructive of good
manners and injurious to health. His
remarks were received with considera-
BILE applause. Evidently Mr.. st. John
does not admire the gentleman from
Maine.
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IMAA'dlEI
For my Father. Mother. Brother,
Sister or sweetheart
This is for the present. the mOmsntous ques-
ton that ~lgitates The aching brow To assist
You to 4 speedy conclusion, We enumerate {
lew of our many articles adapted us USEFUL
and PRACTICAL GIFTS.
Pocket Knives,
Scissors and Shears,
Carving Sets,
Knives and Forks.
Tea ana Fable spoons,
Gums and PISTOLS,
Library Lamps.
Hall Lamps.
stand Lamps,
Students Lamps,
Hand Lamps,
Lanterns,
Hard Coal heating stoves,
Soft Coal Heating StOYcs.
wood Heating stoves,
Wood Cook stoves,
Coal Cook stoves,
Goal Oil toves
Granite Iron ware,
q ware,
Brushes aud Busters,
R%Iachtne stands.
Clothes Hampers,
Carpet Eat Racks,
WrinGcrs. BIRD Cages.
And numerous other articles which We cannot
mention on .rcounf Oi luck OF space.
Give us Il cail; no trouble 10 shcw Goods.
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j. lex s.I,ly11l Y
Tampa A2Il351;{X
DIRECT ALL RAIL ROUTE
JACKSUNVILLE.

Green Cove SDr,Ss. P0iotka. Cassssuiie.
0caia. tsssbSrs. 0etano. Enfsrprss,
Ttvsuiis. Sonf0ru. Sorrenfo. Yov0rss.
Winter Part. 0rianSo. Tampa ana South
ers Forsoo.
IINE TALE is Ifft,T NoN. s7.. l1se.
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IL KINDS OF ladies' SILK AND
"A ~ooieh Dresses by ed and Cleaned With
out ripping. GenGeDsBS Clothtn9 Cl<a1s
and DYED IN the m0et perfect manner. Also
Pisno and Tnbie Govern. LADbsequins. etc.
and vicinity. win give you information iu re-
gard TO Or Gee. etc dele-lv
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RAILROADS.
Florida Southern Railway
The GRANGE BELT ROUTE.

DAILY Time Fable IN Effect Fe6. Tn. 1857.
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CONNECTIONS.
At Palstka with Jscksonvilie, Tampa Key
West Railway ,snd 81. Augustine aud raiatks
gusttne. Green Cove Springs, Jacksonville
and all points North. East and West.
Nail trnine maxi close connection Doth ways
wa j. 4. X. w. R'y.. 1t Jacksonville with Al
lant.c Coast Line, Fast Mail,
At Gainesville With through Pullman sleep.
ere over Savannah. Florida L Western R'y for
New Orlesns. Pensacola, Savannah. Albany.
Montgomery. Louisville. 81. Louis and All
At Ocaia With r orida Railway and Nav.Ra-
ton Co.. and B. 8. o. 4 g. r. X.
At AstOr with st. johns river steamer fer
Jacksonville. Sanford end way landings.
Al Leesburg with the st. Johns and Lake
gustis division of the Florida Southern Rail.
gay, and boats on Lakes Harris. kust 10 and
Grimm fos all points on axes.
At Tampa with stearnships Mascofte and
whitney every Tuesday Thursday and Satur-
day for Key West and Havana.
At L.keiand with south Florids Railroad
for Tar p,. kissimmee, Orlando and sanford.
At TTabue with steamer Alice Howa ard
for Punta kassa and torI Myen
Q. CONAN1, o. " BkOMWBLL
General Manager. 0enT PAaa. Ascent.
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n0AM6V 20 Dc sane. cut ths out ana re-
UHe vtorn 70 u. snd We Mn send you
and importance 20 vou, that vii saa y0u In
~ stne0 Which viii brig you IN = ore N ney
Anyone q do he wcvk and live q ho0<;
est6eF seq. I'll ases- Somethtng new, that
~ ~. CON- cS.sY sss sa Soss - We ".
tie genotna. i0Dostens cbaacss Of lifoti1o
49, vhO asU eUfSe1ous 80 soeesygug
TngD Co. AaUnaA. Aa6As 49,
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MEDICAL


thoroughly cleanse the blood. which Is the
fountain of health by using DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery, and good digestion. Q
fair skin, buoyant spirits vital strength. and
asandness of constitution will be established
Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors,
frum the common pimple, blotch or eruption,
to the worst Scrofula, or blOod-poisOn- Es-
peciauy has it proven its efficacy IN curing
Salt-rheum or letter Fever-sores- Hip-joint
Disease Scrofulous Sores and Swellings, En-
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Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
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wonderful blood-purifying. invigorating, ana
nutritive properties. For Weak Lungs. spit
ting Of Blood Shortness of Breath. bronchitis,
Severe Coughs. Asthma and kindred anec-
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cures the severest Coughs.
For Torpid Liver Biliousness. or Liver
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an uneQualled remedy. Sold by druggists
DIR. PIERCEsS PELLETS - Anti.
Bilious and Cathartfc.
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mhl-WF& uIy &weOwly
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LEGAL.
Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HsYING BEEN
] duly appointed and qualified as the Elk
ecutor of the estate of John ID. Usins, late
of Putnam county. deceased. all persons nav-
ing claims axains II the said est ate are required
to present the same for yment within the
time prescribes' bs law. A. USINA,
February IA 1887, lfel5-tfl Executor.
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RAILROADS.
Savannah, Florida 4 Western
RAILWAY.
WAYCR0SS SHORT LINE.

Al trains Of this road are run by. Contra.
Standard time.
TIME CARD IN KrFEcT pEckssKRh
Passenger trains will leave and arrive daily
~ follows:
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DATENTs sErURsD ON REASONABLE
j TIE ms Work relsb e; taIcrs carefuiIy
and Il saily dram. Write for particulars. N.
T.. CoLL N n. Patent Attnn y and Mechan-
teal Engineer. st. Cloud building. WAshing-
soa. ~ dek ~
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Three trains tween Jacksonville and San
ford. 10 change Of cars between Jackson
vile and Tauila.
IL. iz.S y. m. Cuban fast mail tram awaits
the arrival Of the fast mail from the North.
and stops only at the principal stations and
AT Lemon street. Psiatka. max ing connection
at Ia mpa with steal efs Tor Key West ana
Havana ON tuesday. Thursday nj saturday
evenings. Pullman b. ffet Sleeping cars are
attached to this train Il ON New York through
to Tam -. and the p. IN. tram from Tampa
through 10 Washington. Other lrains have
Chair Psror Cars.
Difett connection is made at falstka with
the Florida southern Railway TO ana from
Gainesville. Ocais, Leesburs, and other points
reaehed by thst road. also with ocklswah.
river steamers, and with the ST. Johns and
HALIFAX Hallway tor Ormond, Das tona, etc.
At huntington With stages for Crescent CITY:
at Orange City Junction with u 5. U. {. a
III. ny. Tor Lake Helen, Mt Monroe y ith Orange
lte.t HALLWAY Tor Longwood and Oakland; 81
SANFORD for All points reached by South Flor.
ida Railroad.
Tram iesyins Jacksonville s:Io a. m. and
arriving s:aC D. IN. connect at 1Itusyi ie with
steamer -kockiedge" To and from Cocoa,
hockiedge, Melbourne sud inter mediate land
Ings ON Indian hi,er. dsii, except sunday.
CIty Ticket once. NV cor. nay and Hogan etc
n. X. MORAN,
Gen'l. supt. and q. p. A.
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rnr .nuNr nAuN>nA>
An IntcrcstlnG Intcr,irW HcId with
tue Champion shot OF Ihe NorId.

An I"t"rcNlns l"tcr'i'" h''d Win
tue 'h""r'"" Shot Of III" World,
\t;cr the close OF the afternoon
performance Of the Great Doris x
col,i,, .ho,y .yo.tords, u.tv,,u>,,p
'' -
'""n 'ous"' ""' luc cc'eor"''"
m"rhsnnn, Captain Bogardu-' and
together they wendell their way to
thc ,,a,lund Orera House where in
ai,. NJ f. ,,.i.
COMPANY WIN ~ 80 - o. .'''"' "
p'eA'aut interview was hc'n wan me
champion M when muGh tr l"g
Information vas elected
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Now il the Time wncn q dollar saw.
ed counts with everybody, and in
these times al buyers should turn
Their faces towards our lsrge establish
ment aud reap the benefits OF our
business methods close prices. This
IL especially true in our carpet de
parlncnt and We invite inspection TO
our special offerings Take passong
rr elevator to second floor
SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

Alexander Is moving to Third
street. He wants 1t distinctly under
stood that he has made decided
success of his business, but his job
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Balls and congress shoes, well made
and dre~sy, can be bonght tor 81 per
pair.
Gents calf bal congress and button
shoes, fair stitched ut only 50 per
pair ut Levine Bros. -,
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rrt,,, ,v u1>rp. " ACO TEXAS. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER

aginable aud the party adjourned TO
tie discussion Of beverage over
which Captain Boga,dus smacked his
lips and said gooG bye.
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lnr otdt Everything CONVENIENT lui ,UulIntluld MEL
br Corner A1stn aud Foulth
door This hotel has recently eiurnshed
bud 10 open for the reception OF guests,
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We have buiitup our grand and cX
tensiye business by selling good pia-
nos, organs, etc, and representing
them according 10 their merits only
IHuS. GOGGAN Il BIRD.
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l.aiics

Should not forget TINT we carry the
standard makes of ladies', misses
and childrens shoes and they can buy
them as good from Us as ANY store in
the country car afford to carry.
Levine Bros.
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Oldpapers at THE EXAMINER of.
flee at 20 cents hundred or 81 50 Il
thousand.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

sortment of perfumes and toilet ar
ticles at w. A. Williamson Il Cos.
DIR flaming, magnetic healer.
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New catch msckerel in pals st h
A. Little Il Co.'S
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Ladies will always find 8 largo as
sortment of perfumes and toilet ar
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

We have "A large assortment of tan
cy writing paper that we are closing
out at extremely low prices to make
room for new stock.
w. A. Williamson Il Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

W. L. Tucker has the most com
plete line OF trusses and shoulder
braces in the city.
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Go to Farley's for your supply Of
winter coal. He carries the best, sells
the cheapest and delivers promptly,
for cash only.
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Come to the front with their new
slaughter house, prepared to rent to
or XIII for our brother butchers on
reasonable terms.
Their market on the public square
is still kept up, and It's furnished
every morning with the choicest
meats of all kinds, which they serve
to their customers whenever and
wherever ordered.
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supervising Architect
l,cnchmen can properly be called "Knights
OF the Table, 1h,N are good Judges IN ali LIS
rehuemeuts aud deliCPCics. In order to stimu.
late the appetite and keop the digestive or
gaus M good order they give pre-emirenCc to
nYostura BitLcrA. when you Try them
uo sure u is the genuine article, manufactured
by l)r. J. Il. B. NirEcrt SONS.
We have buiItup our grand and cX
tensive business by selling good pis-
nos, organs, etc, and representing
them according 10 their merits only
iHuS GoGGAN Il BIRD
Should not forget TINT we carry the
standard makes of ladies', misses
and childreus shoes and they can buy
them as good from Us as ANY store in
the country car afford to carry.
Levine Bros.
Down 'Ehey Go
Oldpnpcrs ut Tue EXAMINER of.
flee ut 20 cents u hundred or IL 80 a
thousand
Go to the Avenue Stables for your
turuouts.
Lake oysters at Daughtrcy's after
the theatcr.
DAughtrc,'- Place is headquarters
or oy ers
Artist students viii find at the
lIoN bWrG STORE very full and
compute line OF everything they
need.
>trihlcS's
Famous elegant dress shoes can be
found i'll great variety at Levine
Bros.
Stacey Adams ~ Cos. celebrated
hand made shoes to be had only from
Levine Bros.
COAL! Coal =! ConI!!!
Go to Fsrley's for your supply of
winter coal. He carries the best, sells
the cheapest and delivers promptly,
for cash only.
New catch msckerel in pals st h
A. Little Il Cos.
Ladies will always find large as
sortment of perfumes and toilet ar
I ces at w. A. Williamson & Co.'S.
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The Avenue for your rigs,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

Stacey Adams ~ Cos. celebrated
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